Paul Cramp
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Beat me to it Nicola, was gonna follow up ;)
Posted: Sunday 19th of October 2014 08:44 AM
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By the power of Twitter we have come up with Lithodora alba. Well done to Mr @robbiecave1
Posted: Sunday 19th of October 2014 08:08 AM
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My guess is that it is a Begonia, possibly 'Rex'?
Posted: Sunday 3rd of August 2014 08:17 AM
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Hi Angie , Nicola
Thanks very much for your help. I am confident that the issue is Entomosporium Leaf spot as suggested and will treat accordingly. I'll leave feedback on how it goes
I can see I am going to love this website !
Paul
Thanks very much for your help. I am confident that the issue is Entomosporium Leaf spot as suggested and will treat accordingly. I'll leave feedback on how it goes
I can see I am going to love this website !
Paul
Posted: Tuesday 5th of February 2013 01:07 AM
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Hi there
I have an issue with a Photinia x fraseri. It seems to have developed spots on the leaves which i feel maybe virus related. The tree has not been 100% for some time and wish to find a solution to improve its chance of survival. We do get quite strong cross winds here and are currently having issues with frost damage on some smaller photinia bush hedging which is some 40m away but it is totally dis-similar to the issue on the single tree. I have enclosed 2 photos however are not of great quality and will try to add more tomorrow. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, many thanks. TLG
I have an issue with a Photinia x fraseri. It seems to have developed spots on the leaves which i feel maybe virus related. The tree has not been 100% for some time and wish to find a solution to improve its chance of survival. We do get quite strong cross winds here and are currently having issues with frost damage on some smaller photinia bush hedging which is some 40m away but it is totally dis-similar to the issue on the single tree. I have enclosed 2 photos however are not of great quality and will try to add more tomorrow. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, many thanks. TLG
Posted: Monday 4th of February 2013 06:06 PM Last reply: Sunday 24th of November 2024 11:45 PM